pochette

[ poh-shet ]

/ poʊˈʃɛt /

kit².

Origin of pochette

1910–15; < French, diminutive of poche pocket

poboy, poc, pocahontas, pocatello, pochard, pochette, pochismo, pocho, poché, pocill., pock

Pochette gave a yell and relapsed into French that I'd hate to translate; it would shock even his own countrymen.

The Range Dwellers |B. M. Bower
Frosty yelled to Pochette to come and get busy, and went to work on the rig.

The Range Dwellers |B. M. Bower
However, the pochette also was sometimes made in the shape of a fish.

Musical Myths and Facts, Volume I (of 2) |Carl Engel
A sordino, or pochette, by "Baptista Bressano," supposed to date from the end of the fifteenth century.

Musical Myths and Facts, Volume I (of 2) |Carl Engel

A kit, or pochette, in the shape of the violin; Italian, about 1600.

Musical Myths and Facts, Volume I (of 2) |Carl Engel

pochette

/ (pəˈʃɛt) /

an envelope-shaped handbag used by women and men

C20: from French: little pocket